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Eltz Castle, Wierschem, Germany

Eltz castle has been in the Eltz family for 33 generations. This magnificent castle is framed on three sides by the stream Eltzbach, and stands on a tall rock, 70 meters high.

The soaring castle often has a misty fog surrounding it in early mornings. Hidden deep in the forest, this castle is the perfect escape from Germany’s big cities. Spend some time in the forest doing some of the lovely walks and hikes.

Lost Lake, Colorado

Venture on a gorgeous 2 hour hike on the Lost Lake trail and see some amazing colors. The views are breathtaking, and when you come upon the lake, you won’t want to leave.

Taos, New Mexico

A gem of a city in New Mexico, Taos is known for it's rich traditions and distinctive culture and cuisine.

Drive the Enchanted Scenic Byway loop that begins and ends in Taos to get the full experience of the magical area. As you drive through the mountains, valleys, and national forest, the changing colors of the leaves are a striking standout.

Need to stretch your legs after your road trip? Taos happens to have a popular ski resort, Taos Ski Valley, that attracts visitors from all over the US.

Upper Peninsula, Michigan

If you’re looking for 7 million acres of forest in rainbows of orange, red, yellow, purple and greens, then Upper Peninsula in Michigan is calling your name.

Porcupine Mountains Wilderness Park is a place where trails will take you through the forest, by waterfalls (the Upper Peninsula has more than 300 of them!) and along miles of rivers. Hike up from Lake of the Clouds for views that make the trek worth it.